Anti-static Protective Film For Pets

Anti-static for pet supplies: Areas prone to static electricity, such as pet beds, mats, stroller linings, cat trees, etc.

Home protection: It can be pasted on the furniture or floor areas where pets often move (such as carpets in dry environments during winter).

Safe and non-toxic: Give priority to food-grade or baby-grade materials (such as those conforming to RoHS/REACH certifications) to avoid pet poisoning after chewing.

Flexibility: The material should be soft and conforming (such as TPU, PEVA) to prevent scratches when pets come into contact with it.

Glueless or environmentally friendly adhesive: If bonding is required, choose a removable and residue-free adhesive layer to avoid accidental ingestion or skin discomfort.

Scratch-resistant and wear-resistant: It needs to withstand the scratching of pet claws to prevent accidental ingestion of fragments after damage.

Addition of antistatic agents: Commonly found in PET or soft PVC materials, reducing the surface resistance and preventing the accumulation of charges.

Conductive fiber coating: Some high-end products add a conductive layer through nanotechnology to enhance the long-term anti-static performance.

Humidity regulation: Some products combine moisturizing ingredients (such as glycerin-based coatings) to reduce static electricity by maintaining the surface humidity.